F E Crowle Prize for Teaching Excellence (National Prize)

 

The F E Crowle Prize for Teaching Excellence perpetuates the memory of the late Frank Crowle who was a long-serving member of the AIB Council and of the architecture and building advisory committee of the South Australian Institute of Technology. This prize is made each year to a person who is employed as a full-time lecturer in an AIB accredited degree program. To be chosen for the award, the person must have demonstrated a level of excellence in teaching. The recipient of this prize is announced each year at the AIB’s Annual dinner and celebration of the Professional Excellence in Building Awards.

 

FE Crowle Prize Recipients

 

2000	David Picken (Deakin University)
2003	Paul Marsden (University of NSW)
2004	Deborah Smit (Queensland University of Technology)
2005	Jeremy Ham (Deakin University)
2010	Richard Tucker (Deakin University)
2018	Professor Swapan Saha (Western Sydney University) Monty Sutrisna (Curtin University)
2019	Linda Tivendale (Deakin University)

The Watts / Morris / Reid Prize (Victorian Chapter Prize)

 

The late Mr F O Watts donated funds for an annual award to the best student in Construction Management in the final year of the Bachelor of Construction Management and Economics course at the University of Canberra. The award was known as the F O Watts CBE LFAIB Prize and was first presented in 1989.

The late Mr W T Morris donated additional funding for this award, thus the AIB Council resolved that the F O Watts / W T Morris prize be awarded to the student who is dux in the RMIT University Construction Management Program.

FO Watts - WT Morris - Reid Prize Recipients

2008	Kate Dawson (RMIT)
2009	Thomas Haigh (RMIT)
2010	Isaac Tavilla (RMIT) Murat Bahri (RMIT)
2011	Timothy Sleeth (RMIT)
2012	James Eddy (RMIT)
2013	Daniel Van Schaik (RMIT)
2014	Isa Aiman Mohamad Kasim (RMIT)
2015	Stephanie Keary (RMIT)
2016	Wesley Kryskow (RMIT)
2017	Sophie Ly (RMIT)
2018	Matthew Batten (RMIT)
2019	Jessica O’Donnell (RMIT)
2020	Madeline Hills (RMIT)

Sir Manuel Hornibrook Medallion

 

This award is presented to a graduating construction management student in Queensland who shows a high standard of educational and professional excellence, while demonstrating a strong community involvement.

This award is not judged on GPA alone and the judging panel considers the applicant’s educational, professional, personal and community achievements. The award may not be granted in any year should the judging panel consider that the required standard has not been met.

1968	Ross Graeme Smith
1975	Desmond Marks
1976	J P Larson
1978	A J Miller
1982	Russell Martoo
1983	Allan J Gray
1986	Wayne A Gibson
1987	Christopher E Taylor
1988	Gregory I Campbell
1989	Graham Harvey
1993	Geoffrey J Dunnett
1994	Allan C Barnes
1995	Elizabeth Talens
1996	Stephen Bartley
2001	Jamie Kunst
2004	Stephen Riches
2006	Joelene Bowater
2014	Nicole Detsimas
2016	Daren Shaw
2017	Matthew Hicks
2018	Mitchell Hayne
2019	Delphine Shawcross
2020	Tim Gibson
2022	Jacob Meiklejohn